Barcelona to Tossa de Mar

Step into a postcard-perfect coastal town where history meets the sea. Roam Tossa de Mar’s iconic old town, trace the fortress walls, and dip into clear Mediterranean waters. With smooth transfers and a guide sharing local stories, it’s a day that feels both easy and unforgettable.

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Slide 1 of 10, Ruins of Gothic Esglesia Vella de Sant Vicenc Church at Tossa de Mar, Costa Brava, Spain.

Ruins of Castell de Sant Esteve de Mar on a cliff overlooking Palamós, Baix Empordà.

Stone buildings and greenery in the historic town of Tossa de Mar, Spain.

View through a stone archway in Vila Vella, Tossa de Mar, overlooking the sea and boats.

Tossa De Mar coastal view with medieval castle and beach in Spain.

Roofs and stone houses in the old town of Tossa de Mar, Costa Brava, Spain.

Visitors exploring the ruins of Esglesia Vella de Sant Vicenc in Tossa de Mar, Catalonia, with sea view.

Tossa de Mar coastal view with medieval castle tower, Costa Brava, Espagne.

Cliff jumping into the sea on Costa Brava near Tossa de Mar, Spain.

Tourists exploring Castell De Sant Esteve ruins with sea view in the background.

From Barcelona: Tossa de Mar Day Trip with Coastal Walk, Swim & Lunch

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Discover why Tossa de Mar is one of Costa Brava’s most distinctive towns, combining a sandy bay, medieval walls, sea views, and a preserved old quarter.
Travel in a small group of 8 with an expert guide, AC van transfers, and snorkel gear, so the day feels relaxed instead of overpacked.
Trace a section of the Camí de Ronda, the historic coastal path once used by fishermen and patrols, now known for coves, cliffs, and sea views.
Spend free time exploring Vila Vella at your own pace, climbing toward viewpoints, browsing old lanes, or heading down to the beach for a swim.
End with a traditional Spanish or Catalan lunch, making this a balanced Costa Brava day of culture, coast, swimming, and regional food.

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Discover why Tossa de Mar is one of Costa Brava’s most distinctive towns, combining a sandy bay, medieval walls, sea views, and a preserved old quarter.
Travel in a small group of 8 with an expert guide, AC van transfers, and snorkel gear, so the day feels relaxed instead of overpacked.
Trace a section of the Camí de Ronda, the historic coastal path once used by fishermen and patrols, now known for coves, cliffs, and sea views.
Spend free time exploring Vila Vella at your own pace, climbing toward viewpoints, browsing old lanes, or heading down to the beach for a swim.
End with a traditional Spanish or Catalan lunch, making this a balanced Costa Brava day of culture, coast, swimming, and regional food.